The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 27, 1915, Image 2

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I '4 - ' '* y-. TAG'B’TWO"; " •" •:« X." ■ v • • • * . r. .. .• • . '..HE TfcESS AND.STANDidK); frALTMBCT.O, S. C. . .w < JANUARY 27,1915. .V 1 W" Lr We have in stock Several Bed Room Suits .Which . ' * •» w we desire to di’p^sc cf at Greatly Reduced Pricer. -f MOTHER! IF CHILD’S TONGUE IS COATED * • \ * ' • _ K If crpr». frreri ^h, ronrUjiateil, give ••ralifomlji Hjrup of FI**.” A laxative today earcs a sirk djlld t3*»’orrov'. (’hildren pimply will not i : ke # the time frctn play t^er.pi.. ^oW'lc, r. ; *rph <io*r': od up with waste. I’Vfr frrrule ish; stomach sour.' I.*v>k at the tomrye. mother! 1" sB , ! : or • v °" r ' -'''‘I »•'* Prtless, ere • j * " |/tvvrish t >ftk.t.h had. ro*ttfc«.\ do. ...A . r * v b > ,bat *1”**' New Coal Tcraiinaia. Spartanburg. S. C.. January 20.— In connection with ita modern ex- \ • port coal terminal, now. under con struction at Charleston. Southern' Railway announces that on Febru- j ary lat it will begin work on Import- ant aridftfohft to Ita 8partanbnr* 4 **® w v«rd« and wilt alao e»t®nd a number! . . of passing tracks between Spartan-' burr and Charleaton so as .to be. ready to handle the Ion* trains re-' quired to move the Increased volume | of coal traffic from. Tennessee and, Robthwert Virginia field a which if j 's hopcd'- wlll he developed. It | ''Xfir-ctpd fhat fh.i-.fcrnjfipl wfP h comnleied h\- Mo.v arid, the rddf-1 icr-".! treck will a! o Ir All! MY TIRED ACHED SO FOR "TIZ i • , “TI2” caaes sere, swoll.u, burning, rallou-etl feet. *; • and com*. e . x •Just wait to taka my bat off!” .> . i- j oat JieartiLy. full or col-1 or h.^o’-P I T ^° additional rxeixiag tracksj i throat or a iv other .hlUlhetih; ah- ' vfn l,s constructed nt'thc Snar.at:- { t. r.t, giv” a teaspoonful o.f Cali two at East Spartanburg. I>assiTtr |i* im „ «!? mA / If &***+*? forma Syrup of Hpa." -hen doe - ' worry, because it is perfectly harm- I ' • * less, and in a few hours all this con stipation poison, sour bile and fer menting waste will rontly move out of the bowels, and you have a nlryfui child again A thoyugh, “inside cleansing” is oftimes all ■that is necessary. It should bo the first treatment 'given in any sick ness. Reware of countdrMt fig syrup* 'sk your druggist for a 50-cenf bot tle of “California Syrup of Figs.” which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully andw.see that It is •updo by the "California Fig Syrup Company.” £ Mil- V X X: XV X \ A\ JM 10.000 Income Tax Pniil by Ilona ire. San Franch.o, Jan. 1An in_ (t.’ v or SMI.'.hmi, rtaid ta inve j/'orc of ti: • 1: -g . f t>;ti>i the go-- 'A \yrs taried Hi by 1.. V. 'Jlnri ne rly aFvociate of John l». r.ack- fellrr. who died vev.terday nt the rand: of Ins near her". tracks will be extended at CaHiel''. . Alston and Herbert on the Spartan burg division and at Riley and Fort Motte on the Charleston division. These extensions -will make possible the handling through from Spartan burg to Charleaton of the maximum tonnage of the power .now In use, **usher service being provided from KingvJIle to Riley. 17 miles. While on account of the decrease* revenues, resulting from the busi es depression, very little wort of this character ns being "undertaken at this time, - Southern Railway de termined to make these particular improvements so as to be able im- - mediately to give the coal mine op '•rators on its lines the fullest poisonous exaudations raPntages from the construction of the Charleston terminal. Just take your phoec off and th-v put those weary, shoe-crinkled, arn- ing, Iburnlng, corn-pestered, bunion- tortured feet of yours in a “TIZ * bath. Your toes will wriggle with joy; they’ll look up at you and al most talk and‘then you’ll take an other dive in that "TIZ” bath. When your feet f^el like lumps o* lead—all tired out—Just try “TIZ \ Its grand—its glorious. Your feet will dance, with Joy; also you will find all pain gone from corns, cal louses and bunions. There’s nothing HlLe #'T!Z.” li the only remgdy that draws cut all which puff up your feet and cause foe' torture. • Get a" 2:1 cen< bo^ of “TIZ" .: ,;ny drug or department mor' don - ’ •if. Ah! how .glad your fee; f X < x X X. X x - X / V I *'"• X Why Cry • ■ X - ' _ / When you can come, to our store and buy your "* * ' -j ». Furniture on terms to suit yourself. We have any- i x ■ ' ■ • ’ ’ • thing you desire from Cook Stoves up to the best Bed -'d it iMir Iv I ' WHAT SHK W.WTKl) "I want to steamy baby’s cough.’’ said a young brother Tuesday, “but I won’t give him any harmful drues*' -he bought Foley’s Honey and Tar Comoound. It loosens the cough quickly. Stimulates the mucus mem branes an* helps throw off the chok ing secretion, eases pain and gives the child , normal rest. Frank's Appeal 1* Docketed in Court Washington, Jan. 18.—Leo M. Frank’s habeas corpus appear was Qocket"d today in the supreme court and .the state Of Georgia may now at • any time move to have it advanced for early hearing. Without *uoh ac tion it will hot readied in tilt r-'f’i'Tr course i?r n'raly 18 months. KvccUrnt fcuvStocnnHi Trouble. “ChambcVkimls Tablet!; rrc ju 1 ;; line for r.tomrch trouble?" ’writes, Mrs. t; (K Dunn. Arnold. IJ.n ‘1 w.’ . bothered y.ftii (l<i- cor’njtlain.t for sothe time au t i fret|uently had bil. ions attacks, ciiataberluin.’s Tab lets afforded me great relief from the first, and sinew taking eno bottle of them I feel like a different per son.” For sale by all dealers. INDIGESTION, GAS OR' SICK. SOUR STOMACH Children’s Coughs-—Colds ( II ?th Are Herloo*. When one of you’* little on-. • ( shows rvtuntomn of an npnroaehit):: hev. con!portable your shoes fe f'eliA give,.It l*". Ui H':’ Pine-Tar- y 0 „ v/e.rr shoes a siz** s«j;.sll Honey at-once. It ayts nuickl;:. and i , f . x- . ' a I oroyepts the Cold growing worrv 11 }OU uls,re - Very, healing—soothes the Lungs, loosens the mucous, strengtheiiv the System. It’s guaranteed. Only 25c at your Druggist. Buy a bottle to day, Buck Sen’s Arneca Salve for Sores. Public Hearing on Literary Test Washington, Jan. 18.—President Wilson has set aside three hours next Friday for a public bearing on the literacy test provision of the im migration bill recently passed by congress. / Danger* of a jFohJ. Do ybu know that of all the r,ir nor ailment s colds are ;by far ti j« most dangerous? It fs not t!i.^ colds themselves that "you need Cj fear, but the serious disease that they so often lead to. For that reason every cold should be gotten rid ot with the least possible del&v. To accomplish this yon will, find Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy of great help tb you. It loesens a cold, relieves the lungs aids expec toration and enables the system ta throw off th« cold. For calc by all dealtn. . revets X “Pape’s Dtopepslar In minutes all stomach mis. cry is »««»• live ONE THING ABOUT OUR SHOES »l X x >N x xl X \ We furnish ybur house from Porch to Kitchen. AU you have to do is get the girl and the home and we wUJ^do the rest. Prices first, and then quality. Terms to suit the buyer. ' \ V, j.' x does” put bad atomacb in order—“really does” overcome in digestion. dyspepsia, gas hqaxtburn and sourness 1 in five aMmites—that —Just that—makes P^’s Diapep- sln the largest selling stomach regu lator in the world. If what you eats f'Tmentr into stubborn lumps. Von belch g.%* and eructate sour, intjdk I', yeste^/food and r.rid: a ixad la dizrv !| '•»! aches; breath foul: tongue coni ' i "''•our insider., fillc i w HV. biV-rX’. I jj Mg. uible vagto. romemh t’'''i!l ent '•i > ap , ' , s Itiapepsjr.” < err I in contact with the’ stomach all sir n, I tress vanishes. It’r truly ' a<?ic»' ing—almost marvelous, and th joy is its' harmlessnesa. ' A large fifty-cmf rare cf Pape’t Diapepstn will give you a hundrel dollars* worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your c money back. It’s wort hits weight In cold to -n and women who can’t get their stomachs regulated. . It tfelongs ’in your home—should always be kept bandy In case of a sick. sour, upset stomach during the day or st night ’•X the quickest, surest ( and mott harm'ess stomach X doctor In the world. Cough Medicine for ( b»b'.ic:t. Never give a child etiug * me* 11 cine that contains oprum i t ary form.' When opium in yiwn dH.t and more s*. * ».uj» rtis- fo'- l*w. Ixing experience has demon strated that there is no bettqr or safer medicine for coughs, colds and. croup In children than Chamber lains Cough Remedy. It is equally valuable for adults. Try it.* It ‘cofitmln* no opium or othqr harmful drug# r<* **le by all dealers. They are built up from the inside--the HIDDEN PARTS are jbst as good as parts that SH< \afP . 8 x Y f ER X; X Whether for men, women or children, oursnoes are the best that money/ljrains and care can y A few Children’s all Wool Sweaters , . / ■ xv' / * i / * ■ ' - . going 1 at cost- X t / *: -. - •* AMsuE? Vv« . s '••‘.r. X’ i , f. A > ‘ ,.*x/ , 4 Xx: '. . 'X V , 4. -ox